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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1981

Page

3

Californians Claim One Horned Goat Is Real Unicorn

In Redwood City Calif two breeders Morning Glory and Otter G Zelle say they bred Lancelot a one year old Angora goat with a 10 inch horn as a real unicorn from an ancient secret. UC professor Dr Perry Cupps calls it a freak of nature not a unicorn. Lancelot draws paying crowds at Marine World where he has learned to heel bow and jump.

Redwood City Calif Lancelot Morning Glory Otter G‘zelle Mendocino County Perry Cupps University of California Animal Science Cupps Marine World San Francisco

IRS tapes ordered released to Bellevue couple

A three judge panel of the 9th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the Internal Revenue Service must release 58 tapes to Philip and Susan Long of Bellevue. The tapes, argued to aid tax cheating detection, are sought for research and to show alleged arbitrariness in audits.

Bellevue Wash Internal Revenue Service 9Th U.S. Circuit Court U.S Walter McGovern Seattle Philip Susan Long

Donovan warns economy may fuel sweatshop rise

Chicago AP Ray Donovan Labor Secretary says economic malaise could spark an epidemic of sweatshops. He led raids on two Chicago garment firms cited for wage and child labor violations, with officials reporting mixed results and ongoing investigations. He cites potential nationwide impact and up to 100000 workers in six Midwest states.

Chicago U.S Ray Donovan Donovan Labor Department Desare Apparel Lee Ives Industries Inc Mary Diaz American Newspaper Publishers Association New York

Long life milk dye on market advances in Louisville report

Louisville AP reports a Grade A fluid milk that lasts beyond three months at room temperature could reach U S shelves within 12 to 18 months. Dairymen Inc officials describe ultra high temperature processed milk with brick shaped Brik Pak packaging and possible plant construction in the Southeast or Midwest.

Louisville, Ky William Roberts Dairymen Inc Europe Canada Coop Roberts Federal Food and Drug Administration Dairymen Brik Pak Inc Tetra Pak International Switzerland Food Science Department North Carolina State University

Luxury NYC rental costs eleven grand a month on Park Avenue

The Associated Press reports a Manhattan Park Avenue unit rents for 11000 a month for an eight floor, 8000 square foot furnished apartment. Amenities include ornate entry, chandeliers, dining room with fireplaces, a wood paneled library, three bedrooms plus a master suite and staff quarters. Total annual tab reaches 132000 including utilities but excluding parking.

Sotheby International Realty Corp John Howard Manhattan Sotheby's New York

Families share funds as SCLC dissolves children’s foundation

About $50,000 will be divided among 26 families of slain Atlanta youths after the Southern Christian Leadership Conference dissolves the SCLC Foundation Children’s and Families Fund. Since March 9 the fund collected $102,028, spent $41,306 on funeral costs and needs, and will retain around $10,000 for future expenses, with the rest distributed equally.

Atlanta Southern Christian Leadership Conference SCLC Sclc Foundation Children’s and Families Fund John Sharp Mark Lane Martin Luther King Jr FBI Venus Taylor Angel Lanier Mike Twibell Macon Twibell

Hopkins professor rewrites Exodus origin timeline

Johns Hopkins Egyptologist Hans Goedicke proposes a volcanic eruption caused a tidal wave that parts the seas and swallows pursuers, placing the Exodus about 200 years earlier. He will publish Egypt and the Early History of Israel and discuss the theory in a university lecture.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins University Hans Goedicke Goedicke Egypt Israel

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